Posted on Dec 30, 2013
MSG Martinis Butler
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When it’s time to PCS or be relocated to another duty
station after your time is up should you have any say as to where you go or
input as to why you can’t go to a particular duty station?



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TSgt Aircraft Armament Systems
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Certainly. I'm stuck in a situation where my branch manager, despite numerous phone calls and e-mails, will only give me the options of Drum or Bliss when I leave Korea. He is very curt, and never gives full explanations on why I can't go back to Carson (I know it's a highly requested duty station). Having already been to Drum, and Bliss having zero job opportunities for my wife, my hands are pretty much tied. If we could sustain a nice dialogue, at least maybe then I wouldn't be so pissy about the matter.
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MSgt Security Forces
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I agree that they should at least explain to you why you can't go to a place or have to go somewhere. I called our functional (AF version of Branch Manager) last year to find out why I wasn't getting orders anywhere after having been at my base for 11 years. I was told it was because I hadn't updated my dream sheet in years. No crap that's because the list of bases I wanted to go if I was leaving where I was hadn't changed in all those years. She was a bi+ch about it too on the phone. Added one base after that and got a 4 year assignment to Japan.
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SSgt Forensic Meteorological Consultant
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I was in my first PCS for six years and nine months.  I didn't think I was going to like it but actually liked the base,  especially in the weather field.
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